BenchMark Physical Therapy 356 Hollywood Boulevard, Homewood, AL 35209

"Awesome practice, kind folks, clearly a team that enjoys working together and loves their patients. I especially appreciate the balance between working hard on strengthening to solve functional problems long-term and being compassionate, understanding the need for some immediate relief and encouragement throughout the process. A+"

"I cannot say enough positive things about Benchmark Physical Therapy. Both Amandas, Reagan, and Nora have become like friends over my time spent with them. They are always positive, welcoming, encouraging, and make my time at physical therapy so enjoyable. I feel like they truly listen to my needs and my issues have improved dramatically. They are all so knowledgeable and experienced so I feel comfortable in their care. I am so thankful to have them in my life and recommend them to everyone!"

"This is the most positive group of people. When you walk in the door you are greeted by Nora with a smile and then the others chime in with a warm welcome. My husband, Larry has received therapy from Amanda, Makayla, and Regan. The professionalism and knowledge exhibited by all is top notch. They provide therapy with tough love, encouragement and laughter. I can’t say enough about how they have helped Larry since 2019. I highly recommend this group."

"I have been going to Benchmark Physical Therapy for some time. The staff there is so friendly. It never seems like this is their “job.” It always seems like they genuinely care. The director, Amanda is so extremely knowledgeable. I have had many questions and she has never failed to give me a terrific answer, including why I might be having this issue and how to make it better. Don’t change a thing."

"Amanda Johnson and Dr. Makayla Spade are the best PT’s I have ever worked with and they have helped me get back to professional gameplay for the New Jersey Generals. I can’t thank them enough. Additionally, she helped my son from 2 months old to 4 months old with his neck range of motion and we were able to avoid helmeting for plagiocephaly."